Allows graduates to remain and work in Ireland for up to 2 years after completing their degree.

The Graduate Work Visa allows international graduates from Irish institutions to remain in Ireland for up to 2 years to seek employment. This visa is available to students who have completed their studies at NCI.

Available to graduates from Irish higher education institutions. Allows 2 years of work authorization for degree graduates and 1 year for higher certificate/diploma graduates. Can lead to longer-term work authorization.

The Graduate Work Visa allows DCU graduates to remain in Ireland for up to 24 months (for Level 9+ qualifications) or 12 months (for Level 8 qualifications) to seek employment. This visa provides excellent opportunities for international graduates to gain work experience in Ireland.

The Graduate Work Visa allows TU Dublin graduates to remain in Ireland for up to 2 years (1 year for Level 8 graduates, 2 years for Level 9/10 graduates) to seek employment. This visa bridges the gap between student status and potential work authorization, providing graduates with opportunities to gain Irish work experience.

Available to graduates of Irish higher education institutions, allowing them to remain in Ireland for up to 24 months to seek employment. This visa provides a pathway to long-term employment and potential permanent residency in Ireland.

Multiple entry student visa for non-EU/EEA students studying in Ireland for extended periods. Allows multiple entries and exits during study period. Students must demonstrate financial capacity of €10,000 or €833 per month for shorter courses, enrollment confirmation, and meet health insurance requirements.

Required for non-EU/EEA students studying in Ireland for courses longer than 3 months. Single entry visa valid for 90 days, allowing students to enter Ireland and register with local immigration authorities. Students must show evidence of financial support and enrollment in approved educational institution.

The Irish student visa is required for non-EU students studying in Ireland for more than 3 months. This visa allows students to study at National College of Ireland and includes permission to work part-time during studies.

Required for non-EU/EEA students studying in Ireland for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to remain in Ireland for the duration of their studies and includes permission to work part-time during term and full-time during holidays.

Required for non-EU students studying in Ireland for more than 90 days. Students must register with local immigration authorities and maintain valid enrollment status throughout their studies.

For students from visa-required countries undertaking short-term courses or programs lasting less than 90 days in Ireland. This visa does not permit work and is for educational purposes only.

Short-term visa for visitors to Ireland for tourism purposes, typically valid for up to 90 days. Required for citizens of certain countries not covered by visa waiver agreements.

Required for all international students to study in Ireland, allowing part-time work during studies and full-time work during holidays.

Required for all international students studying in Ireland for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to study full-time and work up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays.

Required for non-EU students studying in Ireland for more than 3 months. Allows study and limited work opportunities (20 hours per week during term time, full-time during holidays). Valid for duration of studies with renewal requirements.

The Irish Student Visa (Stamp 2) is required for non-EU students studying full-time courses in Ireland. This visa allows students to study and work part-time (20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays) while pursuing their education at Dublin City University.

The Student Visa (Stamp 2) allows international students to study in Ireland for the duration of their academic program. This visa permits students to work part-time (up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays). Students must maintain enrollment in a recognized course and meet immigration requirements.

Required for non-EU students studying in Ireland for courses longer than 3 months. This visa allows students to study full-time and work part-time (20 hours per week during term time, 40 hours during holidays). Students must maintain valid immigration permission throughout their studies.

Short-term visa for visitors who wish to visit Ireland for tourism purposes, typically valid for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.